Write an equation of a line whose graph is parallel to the graph of y = 3x – 10
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yes you may 3mar
The form of line equation requires two inputs: - the slope of the line (which could be gotten from the parallel line) - a point on the line itself or the intersect position with y-axis.
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i don't understand
you need the slope of the line + one point it passes through \[\frac{ y-y_1 }{ x-x_1 }=m\]
or you need two points on the line: \[\frac{ y_2-y_1 }{ x_2-x_1 }=\frac{ y-y_1 }{ x-x_1 }\]
or you need the slope + intersect with y-axis \[y=mx+b\] m: slope b: intersection between y-axis and the line
The slope is easily calculated by the parallel line. "Any two parallel lines have the same slope." so the slope of the two lines is \[m=3\]
We need now one more given in order to write the line equation.
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